Will the revision of the non-farm payroll data lead to a market crash?
Will the revision of the non-farm payroll data lead to a market crash?
Market analysis 1. Will the market crash due to interest rate cuts? Andrew Tyler, head of JPMorgan's trading desk, suggested that after the Federal Reserve cuts interest rates, the market might experience a 'sell the news' situation. This means that the market has already priced in the expectations of an interest rate cut, and once the expectation is realized, some investors might choose to take profits rather than chase higher prices. He is mainly concerned about the following points: Inflation uncertainty remains: Although the market generally expects the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates, the rising costs brought about by tariff policies may continue to be passed on to consumers. The core CPI in the U.S. rose by 3.1% year-on-year in July, and inflationary pressures have not completely dissipated.
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The bear market is coming, is it the truth or another harvest?
Market analysis
I. Core basis for confirming the bear market
1. Price trends and technical indicators
• Drop target: Bitcoin has fallen from the historical high of $126,251 on October 6 to about $93,000 currently, a drop of 26%, officially entering the technical bear market zone (usually defined as a drop of more than 20% from the high).
• Key support breakdown: Continuous breaches of key psychological levels such as $100,000 and $95,000 have occurred, with $93,000 now becoming the next key support level. If it fails to hold, it could accelerate the drop to the $90,000 or even $86,000-$91,000 region.